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a sailboat is traveling north at 10 km/h relative to the water. the water is flowing north at 5km/hr what is the velocity of the boat relative to ground​

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Answered by Zakir607
30

Answer:

15km/hr

Explanation:

10=Vb-Vr

Vb=10+5=15

Given Vr=5

Answered by muscardinus
22

The velocity of the boat relative to ground​ is 15 km/hr.

Explanation:

Let v is the velocity of the boat relative to ground​. A sailboat is traveling north at 10 km/h relative to the water and the water is flowing north at 5 km/hr. Such that,

v_b is the velocity of the boat relative to the water

v_r is the velocity of the water.

Since, they are in same direction. So,

v=v_b+v_r\\\\v=10+5\\\\v=15\ km/hr

So, the velocity of the boat relative to ground​ is 15 km/hr.

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